Spring ploughing in extreme weather
"It rains and snows in late spring and March, and it's cold and spring ploughing is off." What I'm talking about here is the continuous rain and snow in late spring and March, which shows that the weather is still cold at this time, which is not conducive to spring ploughing.
Specifically:
"Rain and snow in late spring and March" refers to the frequent occurrence of cold waves and cold air in late spring and March. This has brought snow in the north, super rainfall in the south, and extreme weather such as thunderstorms, strong winds and hail caused by local strong convection. This is a precursor to cold spring weather. What are the consequences?
"It's freezing in the cold, and spring breaks" means that at the end of spring, the weather will still be very cold, which brings local cold and cold in spring. The late spring cold has caused crops to be unable to sow now, and spring ploughing will be postponed. It can be seen that the probability of this spring is a cold spring.
According to the latest weather forecast, May 1 will usher in a "tide" and bring a wide range of rain and snow. Take a look at it specifically:
There is light snow or sleet in parts of Tianshan area in Xinjiang, southern Qinghai, central and eastern Tibet and northern Sichuan Plateau. From here, we can see that in May, the high altitude area in the west of China is still covered with snow, the temperature is still below zero, and the weather is still very cold.
The rainfall brought by the tide is wide. For example, there are small to moderate rains in parts of Ili Valley in Xinjiang, southeastern part of Northwest China, central Inner Mongolia, southeastern Tibet, eastern and southern parts of Southwest China, western Jianghan, western Jiangnan, western South China, Hainan Island and Taiwan Province Island. Among them, there are heavy rains in parts of southeastern Tibet and central Chongqing, with rainfall of 25 ~ 40 mm.